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UAE: Is 12 Years of Schooling Too Much in Today’s Tech-Driven World?

Over the past few years, technology has grown exponentially in every sector, including education. It all started with digital learning during the pandemic to upskilling courses introduced online. Today, many new platforms offer online certification courses, and universities are providing online teaching for their courses from anywhere in the world. Technology has made education more… UAE: Is 12 Years of Schooling Too Much in Today’s Tech-Driven World?

Dubai remains top destination for executive nomads for third consecutive year

Dubai has ranked as the top destination for executive nomads for the third consecutive year, according to the latest Savills Executive Nomad Index. Abu Dhabi has also maintained its position this year, ranking second on the index for the second year straight. In comparison to the more common digital nomad – usually characterised as a… Dubai remains top destination for executive nomads for third consecutive year

RTA launches new direct metro route to ease Red Line rush

Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has introduced a new direct route on the Red Line, further strengthening the city’s metro network and easing peak-hour congestion for thousands of daily commuters. The newly launched service connects Centrepoint Station with Al Fardan Exchange Station, providing an additional travel option for passengers during peak morning and evening… RTA launches new direct metro route to ease Red Line rush

Emirati Women take leading roles in health care and education

Emirati women are taking on increasingly influential roles across the UAE’s private sector, especially in healthcare, education, and the creative industries, as highlighted at the first Emirati Women’s Forum in Dubai, held in celebration of Emirati Women’s Day. Shayma Yousef Alawadhi from the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation revealed that Emiratis now occupy 152,000… Emirati Women take leading roles in health care and education

UAE Schools Introduce AI Curriculum in 2025–2026 with 1,000 specialised teachers

For the first time, the new academic year 2025-2026 will witness the gradual inclusion of an artificial intelligence curriculum in schools. One class will be allocated every two weeks for students in the first and second cycles, and a weekly class for students in the third cycle, taught by more than 1,000 specialised teachers.  Qualified… UAE Schools Introduce AI Curriculum in 2025–2026 with 1,000 specialised teachers

Dubai’s economy expands 4% in Q1 2025 driven by health sector